My Atl church is like that. As a consultant, I try to encourage pastors to have services and launch auxiliary ministries on a need-based basis. They always agree, but they rarely adhere.
My ATL church, with less than 100 members (and about 40 regulars) had 5:30 a.m. prayer every weekday, and leaders were required to attend at least twice a week (intercessors and ministers, 3 times a week). We had Bible Study on Wednesdays and service on Fridays, plus two services on Sundays. Not only does that take a lot of time, it also takes a lot of money (offerings and gas!!!). Plus, the chances of eating out are greater when you go to church a lot.
It can be frustrating.
I'm grateful that at the Alabama church, only about 10 ppl actually live in Selma, so we don't have ANY extra services - just one a week. He does preach out a lot, though (about 3-5 times a month), and I always travel with him and the other ministers. He did mention starting Bible Study before the year is out. I hope he'll do it on the phone! LOL
I'm starting a virtual church movement!!! LOL